New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
TwELvE JURORS SELECTED.
Mr. MAaT1NE THINKS HE IS SATISFIED.

THE MEN IN THE BOX.
Another session Of four hours was spent yesterday 10
futile effort to complete the jury to try exAderman
pesry when the court opened eleven Jurors were In
me box Jonathan Curry IN insurance adjnster doing
Nusness at No. 1s Exchange place and living at NO lob
ave. was CHALLENGED by the defence for having
m opnou but he had given such unmstatabe ev idence
~ bis fair mind and intelligence that the court oyerrned
ne challenge and Mr. Curry took the twelfth seat Then
Mr. Nicol peremptorily challeng ed Rudolph Prol the
Aourth ,uror Marx levin made an entertaining witness
HA ssid he hoped Mr. Nlcoll would hurry up' TOR no
thought he was being kept there too long The noso
sharply bale the questions and eirain fo
other comments. y,
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crime is charged against this "s'enaAn'' A.
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t,es mt s..r STs s Of twelve men
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Mr. shafer asked for an exception to this ruling The
Judge replied:
hold that nuder tho Code Of Civil Procedure i nv dntv
To- rsaae "usatons and that nv judgment not .nb
E % not nSte vor as see A.
While John Frevhurger was hcing examined MT sna.
fer complained that Mr. Noo wa. not treating Il. With hin
had been asking him elementary questions 'ntenned
to show whether or not he knew snvtans MI Noo pro
ceeded:
o-you and are getting along right aren't wei A.
oM shater is the only one that complains Of me- isn't
o-And he complains pretty much all the time doesn't he
A.-Yea sir
Mr.. shaier sat down discounted. and the examination
o-On what will you tho II become Juror
wSat YOU the jurors business to be A.
o~whst do you understand courts duty to bel Al
DOM know.
The Judge started dismiss the Juror when Mr. saafsr
INTERVIEWED "This Is COOL Juror he said Lei me ASK
him some questions" The Judge consented.
oItis the Courts decide questions OF law
1And the jnys to decide questions of fact chi Ayes
That what Won the Court and nror to be
here for, isn'tIti Ayes. air.
There, now" said Mr. 6hafer, while every BODY
what do you understand that Mr.. shafer is here
The witness looked hopclessly around and said: al
"That confession ia enough to exclude the talesman
said Judge Barrett. satrca'y. Every one ought 10
that Nr shafer here to qualify the jury and TO dis
George Squire salesman in the employ Of Durham
Buckley X Co. finally took the vacant seat tie was one
He tried hard 10 at excused on account 81 me- buness
but the Judge said that citizen should do his DUTY
Mr. Ncoll then dismissed Juror simon. No y. and
long Of succeeded .arh other on the
Carney said he deaf In ono ear and though VT.
ehafcr willing 70 accent him In case ne would prom-
Use to keen the deaf ear tnrned toward tne p"seco
and the good toward the defen"e the Judge excse
him The second panel Of 100 talesmen was exhausted
before the eighth seat filled again hut the rst man
of the third panel accented He was isaac ernse
knit goods dealer. doing business at No. PIG Henrvst
and living at No 3l5 Canast He appeared 70 he fa,r
minded of intelligence. Thomas A. Young: the
ninth Juror excused by the prosecution and aftcr
dozen had heen examined his seat was gwen 70
Theodore McGarrah. OF No. IS Whifehal.st MT NC
Garrah Is decided with positive opinion. but he
said ne eoud hold 1t in allowance anu ne.ine
the solely on the evidence Mr. Shsfer dd MS ors
abont the state and operation NJ Mt McGarah nina
than its did hut the effort was not successful MT
MARITIME announced that he thought he was WIN
the Jury the court adjourned Those now In the box
are as follows:
James Warner oiled silks house pelmOnico place.
business No 202 Broadway ~,
Ernest Young groceries No East One hundred and
twsnty.frsf-st No. 1851 FIrsave a., w.. ,,,..
l. George s Squire dry goods, No 1O1 West Ninety
fonrth-st.: No. $40 Broadway. 49,, -. ~ ,,.o, .,
O. John J: Prince iurs No l1o East ohe-hunuieu"nu
g. James r: Dofy stationery No 1873 west foryseVeh'n
l. William Mcpherson, banker. No. 81 West Twenty
eirhtb.st; No 2 Nasssust -. <-,-. ~, n, q
g. Isaac Bernstein. kni goods No 3l5 Canast No PIG
Theodore Meearrah. hops. No 1873 East Nnetythird-
10 Jacob Marks clothing 1913 East Fifty fifth St
IL Nathaniel j. W. Lecato bookkeeper No. 226 East One
hundreLand fourteenth At No. 10 Union Square. ~
IL. Jonathan b. Curry insurance adluster, NO. loo
NadIsonave; No IL Exchange place.